the telecom operator has approved the rollout.rian quinn has the story. >> 5g networks going live wednesday in paris and eight other cities across france. the next generation of mobile data promises transmission speeds faster than 4g with far less lag it is expected to be critical for autonomous vehicles and connected factories along with improved virtual-reality and entertainment experiences. it's rollout has faced pushback in france, concerns about growing energy demand, electronic waste problems, and nonrenewable resources, amid fears about privacy laws and the potential health impact of exposure to electromagnetic radiation. >> [speaking french] reporter: those concerns have led dozens of french election officials to call for a moratorium on 5g. meanwhile, conspiracy theories linking the technology to covid-19 have led to more than 50 arson attacks nationwide. the country currency lags behind many european neighbors in it's rollout with just under 500 antennas installed so far. france's telecom authority wants two thirds of th

cannes last year alphabet the parent company whose most famous brand is google signed a deal with telecom kenya to quote connect the unconnected using billings. billings loon is a pathbreaking project that's been 8 years in the making and the idea is deceptively simple use high altitude balloons to provide internet connectivity in remote and hard to reach parts of the world kenya is where luna is making its commercial debut i spoke with charles merida he doesn't represent loon but it's more well known sister company google google's mission from the get go was to really get a lot of the africans who are offline online and to make sure they get online in a more affordable and have better conduct content as well as relevance and the mission around noon is to ensure that we're able to deliver connectivity to the most remote part of the continent and around the world so i'm proud to say that here in kenya is the 1st commercial agreement between noon our sister company and telco to kenya we're amazed to be seen is what standards of. accountability there will be will that mean that people are re

and the good thing is, you know, we have a trend in telecoms,, which is fairly steady. so as we go from 2 to 3, to 4 to 5 g., you know, we always improve something by one of 2 orders of magnitude and 60 will be no different. so i know how it looks like. i know what time of the data rate office, what type of feature office write. the thing we don't know is yet why do we do that? and how are we going to going to do it, right. so we carry, work out roughly how we're going to do it. and in a while we're going to thought thinking why we're doing that. and one thing i could imagine is you know, that some of that network capacity or capital loading 60, it will be used more for 4 machines, fought efficient televisions to maintain essentially, you know, itself. so the sizing structures and that is the hypotheses which we need to validate if you use time. so we're always be attentive data waiting to be moved around quickly. and that's like requiring constant new generation tech for conic to vittie. or will there be like at some point, some kind of a g. like 7 g. or a 23 g. are no

and the good thing is, you know, we have a trend in telecoms,, which is fairly steady. so as we go from 2 to 3, to 4 to 5 g., you know, we always improve something by one of 2 orders of magnitude and 60 will be no difference while we're going to stop thinking why we're doing it. and one thing i could imagine is you know, that some of that network capacity or cap ability in 60 it will be used more for 4 machines, fought efficient televisions to maintain essentially, you know, itself. so the sizing structures and that is the hypotheses which we need to validate if you use time. so well, there are always be attentive data waiting to be moved around quickly. and that's like requiring constant new generation tech for a conic to vittie, or will there be like at some point, some kind of a g. like 7 g. or a 23 d. at our no. after which we'll say ok, we've got the internet working now. no heat for a new network that is being the right person who is the 1st one to advocate. if you know that generation is solid, as i call that will stop at some point and i had hoped it would start

demand and strict rules on companies using huawei components as part of the price of backing new telecom security legislation. a blanket ban on the 5g equipment is set to be enforced in 2027. qantas plans to become the first airline to demand vaccination proof of four passengers will be allowed to fly. the ceo told channel nine the woulduld become -- jab become essential for international travel when one becomes available. there is an app being worked on that would help demonstrate virus free status, a mr. push for so-called virus passports. be the thirdng to space agency to bring back rocks from the lunar surface. if the mission is successful, it will be the first time in four decades that moon rock has been collected. only the u.s. and soviet union have brought back samples. the time on the surface will be limited. it lacks the technology to survive on the moon at night. that is the first word news. rishaad: no surprise but a big leaf for many that the u.s. general services administration has acknowledged joe biden is the apparent winner of the presidential election and president trump

almost 50 nations who refused to put chinese telecom and for structure in their country -- infrastructure in their country. i pitched my first country giving up huawei. epic failure. but it turns out good work, rational thought, candor, data, has now led 50 countries and dozens of telecom companies around the world to say we will not let this happen. national infra structure matters. we should never permit ourselves to be in these situations where one organization has no possibility of delivery a good outcome. >> that framework, the models, ,the approach -- models, the approach. let's wrap up with this question. the organizations that came out of president reagan's westminster speech and all those umbrella organizations, those are nearly 40 years old. they continue to do great work. we have people here who led some of those organizations. at the same time, the world changed dramatically since then. what is your thinking about what we do as a country to sharpen, modernize, in terms of how we as a country promote and advance freedom and democracy in the world? sec. pompeo: anytime something

peter: patty boyers, when it comes to telecom limited dca strain on your broadband or telecom, did you see a strain on your broadband or an increase in using it? patricia: oh my goodness. i love zoom. it is a great equalizer. it has allowed us to be in the offices. when you look at it, my face is the same size as your face and matt's face. charter, he fills up the doorway bigger than i do. equalizer.en a great it has allowed us to remain connected to one another. it has also allowed us to be creative and allowed us to come up with innovative ways to stay connected to our associations, our legislators, just about c-span., to it helps me stay connected to c-span. matthew: if i could add, as the pandemic was starting, of course, there was great concern not only in washington, but across the country as millions of people were heading home to work, there was great concern that broadband networks couldn't meet the need. initially we saw an incredible usage.n upload speeds, etcetera, in particular. but during the pandemic, what we determined through a study we did with all of our members is n

telecoms companies up to 10 percent of annual turnover or 113000 euros a day if they breach a ban on using gear made by china. while way, the u.k. banned the use of fall way in 5 g. networks in july saying u.s. sanctions meant twal way would not be a reliable supplier. it's to iraq now, and after years of war, farmers in the country have struggled to return to normal. many have managed to replant their land, but now say the pandemic is blocking their path to recovery. and an extra ford will need to all the farmers struggling to spite harvesting a bumper crop. it's harvest time once again at this olive grove in northern iraq. famo, now ali is expecting a bumper crop, but it's not enough for him. and many of his fellow farmers that these trees are 30 years old, but now you see there's no market in the farmers are losing out. the farmers are breaking up their farmland and selling it as residential land. even god wouldn't accept that. near here was the front line of operations to free mosul from the so-called islamic state group. many farms were burnt down. now the area is stable. farmer

it could impact some of china's biggest companies, including china telecom and china mobile.e first major policy move by the president since he lost last week's election and suggests he'll use the final weeks of his administration to further crack down on china. meanwhile, chinese—owned video sharing app tiktok has avoided being banned in the us for the time being. the us commerce department delayed the ban due to come in on thursday pending what it calls legal developments. the trump administration has demanded its bytedance sell off its us operations, claiming it poses a security risk to the apps 100 million american users but that's been challenged in court. shara njit leyl is following the latest developments from singapore. sharanjit, president trump is in his final weeks in office but he's not letting up on china? he is not, as you said. the timing is really interesting on this executive order, essentially it comes a week after he lost the crucial election and it really shows that his administration is determined to keep the pressure on china, a sign he will use the wan

stay with us, and telecom stay with us, and telecom stay with us, ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you're choosing whento getnetwork nationwide, now with 5g included. discover how to save up to $400 a year with shared data starting at $15 a month, or get the lowest price for one line of unlimited. come into your local xfinity store to make the most of your mobile experience. you can shop the latest phones, bring your own device, or trade in for extra savings. that's simple, easy, awesome. visit your local xfinity store today to ask, shop, discover the latest on xfinity mobile. maria: welcome back. i'm back with ohio congressman jim jordan who was in pennsylvania last week fighting for election transparency and you've been fighting for transparency as many are getting censored. you have legislation, congressman to remove section 230 from media companies, do you think you'll be able to get that through what are your thoughts on the sensor censorship we're seeing? >> we won't get that through until the republicans take back the house. jerry nadler wants tech companies to treat everyone fairly and not censor con

telecoms providers across the world are gearing up for 5 g. the fastest internet connection yet one the promises to revolutionize many lives. at the same time a global movement in opposition to 5 g.'s taken off driven by social media conspiracy theorists and other protest as belief 5 g. must be stopped at all costs some say causes cancer others that it's a deep state mind control experiment others still link it to coronavirus a claim lacking scientific evidence. recent online posts from one and t. 5 g. group include a strategy on how to lobby your doctor over 5 g. members of the group also regularly share some of the most extreme conspiracy theories about 5 g. on the internet technology. your and i like. your world more new. to me than you. are doing your weapon already. in australia protest as against 5 g. teamed up with an anti vaccination group. so is the joint rally a deliberate strategy to make it look like far more people were interested in each of the arabs than was actually the case who that's sad no these were separate groups with ver

telecoms provide is across the world are gearing up for 5 g. the fastest internet connection yet one that promises to revolutionize many lives. at the same time a global movement in opposition to 5 g.'s taken off driven by social media conspiracy theorists and other protest as belief 5 g. must be stopped at all costs some say causes cancer on those that it's a deep state mind control experiment others still link it to coronavirus a claim lacking scientific evidence. recent online posts from one and t. 5 g. group include a strategy cues on how to lobby your dr over 5 g. members of the group also regularly share some of the most extreme conspiracy theories about 5 g. on the internet technology. your i like. your world are more new. to me don't you think you. are doing your weapon. in australia protest as against 5 g. teamed up with an anti vaccination group. so is the joint rally a deliberate strategy to make it look like far more people were interested in each of the arabs than was actually the case who that's sad no these were separate groups w

the chinese telecom and china, telecom and china, more about they had their stock prices on the dow jones flip by about 4 to 5 percent. and in hong kong, their share price has also slipped this morning in beijing time. but most of these companies are state or, and companies for it, financially for the bin dorsey, they rely on chinese investment. and secondly, these companies were already, many of these companies were already blacklisted from by the trump admission. trump, administration for their dealings with, in relation to activities in the south china sea or in terms of surveillance of readers in shin, jiang. so it seems that this move is largely symbolic in what it does really is create a lot of uncertainty for investors in the us. they may be less willing to do have any dealings with chinese companies going forward. but as i said, beijing is taking a wait and see approach. joe biden has said he will take a tough on china stance, but he has so far not seem to express the same sort of desire for decoupling of these 2 economies going forward. could join a new law, is there a saurus in

themselves on the african continent, is that country that offers the sophistication, the financial, the telecom, the international connectivity that's required for them to be effective. so, you know, we do find that investors would obviously prefer for things to be much better, but they were willing to work with us to get this little optimism. now, some of the other global business stories making the news. 2 thirds of german companies are convinced, working from home will play a bigger role in daily life. even after the pandemic. as according to a survey by consulting firm deloitte, it found a majority of companies are ready to invest in home office infrastructure, hoping it will work space rental costs. stock exchange has suspended trading in shares of the crisis, hit a line norwegian despite an earlier rescue package, the government has denied more aid to the airline which has warned it could run out of cash in the 1st quarter of next year. now palm oil is almost everywhere, it's in half the goods that we buy from. the supermarket, 85 percent of the world's supply is produced by indonesia and

cannes last year alphabet the parent company whose most famous brand is google signed a deal with telecom kenya to quote connect the unconnected using buildings. buildings loon is a path breaking project that's been 8 years in the making and the idea is deceptively simple use high altitude balloons to provide internet connectivity in remote and hard to reach parts of the world kenya is where luna is making its commercial debut i spoke with charles merida he doesn't represent loon but it's more well known sister company google google's mission from the get go was to really get a lot of the africans who are offline online and to make sure they get online in a more affordable and have better conduct content as well as relevance and the mission around noon is to ensure that we are able to deliver connectivity to the most remote part of the continent and around the world so i am proud to say that here in kenya is the 1st commercial agreement between noon our sister company and telco kenya we're amazed to be seen is what standards of. accountability there will be will that mean that people are

cannes last year alphabet the parent company whose most famous brand is google signed a deal with telecom kenya to quote connect the unconnected using billings. loon is a path breaking project that's been 8 years in the making and the idea is deceptively simple use high altitude balloons to provide internet connectivity in remote and hard to reach parts of the world kenya is where luna is making its commercial debut i spoke with charles merida 'd he doesn't represent loon but it's more well known sister company google google's mission from the get go was to really get a lot of the africans who are offline online and to make sure they get online in a more affordable and have better conduct content as well as relevance and the mission around noon is to ensure that we are able to deliver connectivity to the most remote part of the continent and around the world so i'm proud to say that here in kenya is the 1st commercial agreement between noon our sister company and telco to kenya we're amazed to be seen is what standards of. accountability there will be will that mean that people are restri

cannes last year alphabet the parent company whose most famous brand is google signed a deal with telecom kenya to quote connect the unconnected using billings. loon is a path breaking project that's been 8 years in the making and the idea is deceptively simple use high altitude balloons to provide internet connectivity in remote and hard to reach parts of the world kenya is where luna is making its commercial debut i spoke with charles merida 'd he doesn't represent loon but it's more well known sister company google google's mission from the get go was to really get a lot of the africans who are offline on my end to make sure they get online in a more affordable and have better conduct content as well as relevance and the mission around noon is to ensure that we are able to deliver connectivity to the most remote part of the continent and around the world so i am proud to say that here in kenya is the 1st commercial agreement between noon our sister company and telco to kenya we're amazed to be seen is what standards of. accountability there will be will that mean that people are restri

themselves on the african continent, is that country that has the sophistication, the financial, the telecom, the international connectivity that's required for them to be effective. so, you know, we do find that investors would obviously prefer for things to be much better, but they willing to work with us to get this little optimism. now, some of the other global business stories making the news. 2 thirds of german companies are convinced, working from home will play a bigger role in daily life. even after the pandemic. as according to a survey by consulting firm deloitte, it found a majority of companies are ready to invest in home office infrastructure, hoping it will cut workspace, rental costs. stock exchange has suspended trading in shares of the crisis hit airline norwegian. despite an earlier rescue package, the government has denied more aid to the airline which has warned it could run out of cash in the 1st quarter of next year. now, palm oil is almost everywhere. it's inhofe the goods that we buy from the supermarket. 85 percent of the world's supply is produced by indonesia and

name whatever you want to name i mean i don't know how would i come that news that's dishonest telecom that a recorder or a network that's totally dishonest c.n.n. is says you know 100 percent negative i can reverse the change fast changes so fast sometimes i'll say that's going to be a great story i'd be a pretty good reporter now there's good as you. will see what happens who knows i always say who knows what we'll see on the field with the success. of. the main suspect in the shooting of an orthodox priest in leone is released the bali french police suggesting the gunman who fled the scene is still at large. a lot of it comes 3 days after an islamic extremist killed 3 people inside the basilica in nice president of money will not crawl in the house called on friends to rub it. if we're attacked once again it is for our values for a taste of freedom for this possibility on our soil to belief freely and not to give in to any mind of terror. also thousands protest in london as the british prime minister announces england will go into locked on for.

name whatever you want to name i mean i don't know how would i come that news that's dishonest telecom that a recorder or a network that's totally dishonest c.n.n. is you know 100 percent negative i can reverse the change fast changes so sometimes i'll say wow that's going to be a great story be a pretty good report and others good as you. will see what happens. i always say who knows what we'll see on the field it will be a success. you know i can remember when it would float one time in the fall and then one time in the spring you know a break up and now i mean already 3 times this year they've had you know if people get nervous about the flooding of their houses and needing to stay in school or even getting out of new top because they're worried about that kind of stuff and just these last 2 storms have taken so much away you know he went measured the last couple storms and they're like it knocked off 1020 feet in 11 weekend yeah and so there's better marginals i have to do you know the students were off and it hits right in the journals about their worries about the floods but i do

now we are working with the export of this to require major telecom connectivity. and in some places it has already been restored. now it is of course, a difficult for independent observers to verify these reports and has access to to cry has been tightly controlled since the start of the conflict. when will get at the allowed to access to the 5 region. again, it is not asked looking absence if the situation there was an active military operation that would have a negative lives of your notice i sometimes there is not the telephone going to the video has been cut, i mean destroyed better to develop our own little have been destroyed, airports have destroyed well working to rebuild without these facilities. individual us cannot go and access information. we have nothing planned to hide. as a result of the report we produced so years down, the line is transparency. openness, this government will condemn it. is a situation that is beating us from allowing your notices to access the way you have nothing to hide. of course, as this happens, that food and medical supplie

this includes ina telecom and china mobile. the bands set t take effect on january 11, -- ban is set to take effect on january 11, days before a new president will be sworn in. host: you have some news from the french economy. tell us more. >> re -- french carmaker. >> they accuse nissan of -- the carmaker posted a loss of about 360 million euros over three months through september. that is a sharp reversal om the 470 million euro profit it made at the same time last year. renaut owns 43% of nissan. the alliance has already been badly shaken. host: finally, give us a quick update ohow the markets are faring. >> as he remember, earlier in the week, we saw global markets rally. we saw encouraging news about a covid vaccine. but worries about the resurgence are once again weighing on global markets. on wall street, the dow and s&p both closed down about 1%. the nasdaq's faring slightly better. the latest unemployment data shows that the number of first-time jobseekers in the united states dropped to a seven month low. host: thank

. >>> japanese telecom giant ntt plans to launch a service using artificial intelligence to help preventne scams. the ntt group on friday demonstrated the service, which will be available from next monday. it involves a device attached to the user's land line phone and an a.i. program that analyzes the conversation in realtime. >> if a conversation contains key words such as remittance and bank account, or its context leads the a.i. to suspect the caller may be a scammer, the system emails or calls the user or family members to raise the alarm. >> translator: scams are becoming more and more sophisticated and complex. we want to offer services to prevent people from falling victim. >> japanese police say the loss from the various fraudulent activities was nearly $300 million last year. >>> a japanese space probe is on course to deliver a rare and precious cargo on december 6. scientists are now preparing to receive a capsule which may contain the answer to one of humanity's biggest unanswered questions, how did all this begin? our next report follows the journey of the hyabusa2. >> repor

the decision by the chinese telecom giant comes as tighter u.s.tricted its supply of semiconductors. huawei says it is selling all shares of its honor brand to a consortium of around 30 firms, including honor dealers in china. the sale price has not yet been disclosed. that way established the brand in 2013. smartphones are priced as low as about $150 each. among 70 million honor concepts are shipped annually. huawei says it will not be involved in running the business once the sale is complete. the company says in a statement its consumer business has been under tremendous pressure. it cites a persistent unavailability of parts for its mobile phones. huawei adds that the sale is intended to ensure the survival of honor sellers and suppliers. >>> japan's do-it-yourself market is enjoying a pick up in business, as people spend more time at home amid the pandemic. companies are learning that by reworking their business models, it's easier than ever to encourage homeowners to pick up a hammer or brush. nhk world has more. >> reporter: at this home im

telecom giant kddi and four other firms developing the self-driving cab which uses next generation 5ghnology to boost safety. tokyo's vice ordinary governor and another passenger rode 200 meters on public roads in shinjuku. one of the firms involved said that helps keep the vehicle safe even in heavy traffic. >> translator: i didn't feel nervous or uncomfortable in the driverless vehicle. this technology will bring changes to the streets of tokyo. >> the companies are revving up for more demonstrations around the country before a full launch further down the road. >>> japanese companies are set to test a suitcase with a high-tech twist. it's packed with artificial intelligence to help guide visually impaired people. five firms have developed the case, which is mounted with cameras and sensors to detect obstacles and nearby people. a.i. forecasts people's movements and guides the user with vibrations through the case's handle. twinned with a special backpack containing another camera, the suitcase can even tell the user exactly how far away others are. that could be important at a time

a diverse group of nearly 40 companies, including mega banks, telecom carriers, and power utilities, to take part. the experiment was proposed by the current, a cryptocurrency exchange operator. in the trial crypto banks will disburse the yen. >> translator: deposits at banks are widely used for settling payments, including among companies. so we plan to use the digital currency based on banks' debt. >> the digital currency will be transferred and used for making payments. the experiments will be conducted separately for each industry group, including retail, manufacturing, and power. >>> people across japan are increasingly concerned about the resurgence in coronavirus cases, and their growing anxiety is putting a damper on plans for the festive season. many bosses say they won't throw parties for their employees this year. a research firm surveyed more than 10,000 companies about their plans to celebrate the end of 2020 and the start of 2021. almost 90% said they won't have any parties. among big companies, it was nearly 93%. by prefecture, hokkaido was at the top of the list. 93%

chinese telecoms group qual way is selling its budget mobile brand on or to a government backed consortium of 40 companies will figure for the transaction was revealed. but media reports claim it's about $15000000000.00. yes. sanctions mean hallway needs funds for research and development to become fully independent from american suppliers. it's tossed really on now in the country has suffered through years of drought, devastating agriculture and large parts of the country. now it seems, condition has conditions have improved with farmers bringing in the best harvest in decades, but they don't know where to sell it. as the country's biggest customer, china has hit australia with imports. the grain stands tall as far as the eye can see. it's a historic barley crop, false trail, young farmers estimated to come in at more than 11000000 tonnes. early season rains have convinced many farmers to plant to the edge of their paddocks. and now it's paying off. a lot of people in this district have not have that a crop or a worthwhile crop since 26 days is a lot riding on this particular crop and the

almost 50 nations who refuse to put chinese telecom and infrastructure in their country. i remember my first trip abroad, where i pitched a country giving up huawei. i read the next day "pompeo throws himself up against a wall." epic failure. but it turns out good work, rational thought, candor, data, has now led 50 countries and dozens of telecom companies around the world to say we will not let this happen. international infrastructure matters. we should use it for the good of the world, but we should never permit ourselves to be in these situations where one organization has no possibility of delivery a good outcome. >> that framework, the infrastructure, the models, the approach. that seems to work for you. we were talking about international organizations. let's wrap up with this question. the organizations that came out of president reagan's westminster speech, the national endowment for democracy and all those umbrella organizations, those are nearly 40 years old. they continue to do great work. we have people in the room here who led some of those organizations. a

top that come on a full telecom oh my. we have one of. sorrow very sorrowfully 6 6. the world is driven by a dream shaped by one person of those great. dares thinks. we dare to ask. some control for a middle class to who most of the night most of our very hard working people who want to get ahead that have either have some some health issues or have some of it out of strict about luck a full time job won't always pay for a place to live and missing just a month's rent can get she will victim to gunpoint if anything bad happens to any thing that just throws your budget off slightly. you better catch up real quick or you're going to have a judgment of possession against you and get addicted to anyone that's homeless is history like garbage people look at you like a monster or someone bad or you chose to be there most of the time it's not the case see how it is to be paul in the world's richest country. seemed wrong. but old quotes just don't hold. any new world yet to shape out these days become educated and in games from it equals betrayal. when so many find themselve

domination by big companies is also true in finance, consumer goods, telecoms and elsewhere. the pandemic seems to have led to an even greater concentration of that power. that's something that president biden may want to deal with. and there are other tasks, of course. take trade. president trump took a very different line from his predecessors in confronting china, trying to force it to change unfair practices. then there's education. democrats want to cancel debt for millions of students, but is that fair on other americans who have already paid off their debts? then there's also energy. in the last few years the u.s. has become energy independent. president-elect biden has talked about transitioning out of fossil fuels in purr if suit of a green agenda, but can he do that without killing hundreds of thousands of existing jobs? how would he deal with these immediate and longer-term channels? someone who is well placed to answer those questions is gene sperling, former director of the economic council for both president obama and bill clinton. also author of a new book. jee

includes no more criticism of china with regards to colbert's, as well as support for china's embattled telecom equipment maker, what way? australia finds itself between a rock and a hard place. after all, 40 percent of the country's exports are to china. let's dig a little deeper into the story with clifford coonan from business cover. good to have you. china says it's introducing these tariffs to protect their domestic market. and because, you know, australian wine has been illegally subsidized. that's what beijing says, but that's not the whole story. is no i think in recent years we've become used to socialism with chinese characteristics and capitalism. a chinese characteristics. and now i think we're getting a taste of globalization and free trade with chinese characteristics. i think what they're doing is they're putting pressure on almost straight. it's political, the political always outweighs the financial when it comes to china. i think protecting the chinese wine industry, which is very small, is, is not something that you would, you know, is it doesn't really help when you consider

it's located near the plus telecom cord and also includes his design studio. and yet beyond that, the 2 great adventures of mankind are space and the sailor 11. this is the future of humanity. and the rouge area has been working on this futuristic project for decades. an ocean based research vessel called the sea orbiter. it's shaped like a seahorse. the project still only exists as a model, but its plans call for a total height of 58 meters, with 31 meters below the water's surface. up to $22.00 scientists could work in the vessel. sense that we know less about the scene than we do about space, yet, they mean to you this for there are millions of creatures to study led. for example, the diversity of zola plankton is a measurable than mine. we only know a fraction of it and we need back to the scientists recalls the aqua norse would live in pressurized chambers so that they could take diving expeditions at any time. where should be crucial america? i've lived under water. i've been involved in a dozen projects on his habitat. it's set world records for living

it's located near the plus telecom cord and also includes his design studio. yet they're gone. there are 2 great adventures of mankind. our space and the sega 11, this is the future of humanity, and the rouge area has been working on this futuristic project for decades. an ocean based research vessel called the sea orbiter. it's shaped like a seahorse. the project still only exists as a model, but its plans call for a total height of 58 meters, with those one meters below the water's surface. up to $22.00 scientists could work in the vessel that we know less about the scene than we do about space. yet they mean to you this for there are millions of creatures to study. for example, the diversity of cell, a plankton is a measurable, then we only know a fraction of it. and then we need back to the scientists recalls the aqua notes would live in pressurized chambers so that they could take diving expeditions at any time. where should be crucial amir. i've lived underwater to 6 that i've been involved in a dozen projects on his habitat and set world records for a living underwater.

because this civil war is better and i couldn't get any information from my family, the internet and telecomhighly, or extremely concerned. so without internet, without phone calls, how can you find out what is going on? so, right now, most of my information is coming from the capital city, from addis ababa, and also other news agencies that are working in solidarity there, and my friends and some relatives and addis ababa telling me the grim situation of tigray. i wonder what could be the impact for civilians in the tigray region if nothing stops the escalation? it will be very worth, because right now, i and be very worth, because right now, iand my be very worth, because right now, i and my friends are trying to gather some human rights violations and they know the civilians are being attacked, the airstrikes, bombing civilians are telling us even bombing civilians are telling us even from sudan in their refugee camps, so us even from sudan in their refugee camps, so it is very, very difficult. and you mentioned sudan there. there is obviously a concern raised by the united nations and ot

is that going to come back as where broadband is reclassified as a telecom service?ndustry kind of hates that. it has been a question of where president-elect biden fell on that too. one of his close allies was an executive at comcast. he emerged as a bundler for president-elect biden in this past cycle. he has been a big part of that. a verizon executive has also helped raise money. i think there will be an active on what the joe biden fcc ultimately does. i would look to who he nominates as part of that. discussion, none of you have brought up the implementation of 5g. cat: i think that will be a major priority for the biden administration, especially as we see industry push forward companies like apple, releasing their latest 5g enabled phone. we will see a greater demand from consumers for that. and kyle cover this area much better than me and would have a better read where they would see a biden administration compared to what we see with trump. lead -- alistic legalistically, not too to aside andom the noise proposals bandied about aside, similar to the trump a

name whatever you want to i mean i don't know how would i come that news that's dishonest telecom's that a recorder or network that's totally dishonest c.n.n. and says you know 100 percent negative i clearly there's a change faster change is so. sometimes i say that's going to be a great story be a pretty good report and others good as you. will see what happens who knows who knows what we'll see on the field with the success. of. an ongoing terror situation in the austrian capital with shootings at several locations including your synagogue several people have been killed and police are searching for at least one perpetrator. also protests sweeping the muslim world against the french president's crackdown on hardline islamic after a series of terrorist attacks our guests and gave us their views on the growing rift. completely chip and pin wheel for terrorism but we also want the right for our voice to be heard in these countries on the extremists have a completely different view of how they want to be. in dollar terms.

like tha that's how we roll our sleeves up and we -- [inaudible] >> patty boyers, when it comes to telecom did you see the strain under broadband or increase in the usage? was spin the effect of zoom, that product on your company treachery oh, my goodness, i love zoom. this is fun. soon is a great equalizer. it has allowed us to get into the offices of legislators. if you're looking at the screen, my face is the same size as your face. and as mats face. if you go up on the hill in person, that old boy on charter in front he fills up the doorway than i do. zoom has been a great equalizer for stick it has allowed us to stay connected to one another so we can continue to take care. it's allowed us to be creative and for us to come up with innovative ways to stay connected to our associations and our legislators, to just about everyone, to c-span. help me stay connected to c-span. >> gst: if i could add, as the pandemic was starting of course there is great concern not only in washington but across the country a millions of people were heading home to work as i said before, and it was great co

name whatever you want to name i mean i don't know how would i come that news that's dishonest telecomthat a recorder already in the networks and totally dishonest c.n.n. is says you know 100 percent negative i can reverse the change fast changes so sometimes i'll say that's going to be a great story be a pretty good report and others good as you. will see what happened so who knows i always say who knows what we'll see on the field it will be success. you know i can remember when it would float one time in the fall and then one time in the spring you know a break up and now i mean already 3 times this year they've had you know when people get nervous about the flooding of their houses and needing to stay in school or even getting out of new top because they're worried about that kind of stuff and just these last 2 storms have taken so much away you know he went in measured the last couple storms in their wake it knocked off 1020 feet in 11 weekend yeah and so there's a better margin and also i have to do during all of the students there are they kids right now journals about their wor

it is a detail if that's got the telecom connectivity with a view to keep that in people, even going to go to from the rest of the world. so there's still going to be 20 to be fading from the force. if a livable ganda, now we're working with the export of this story going, is that a little connectivity and in some places it has already been restored. now it is of course, a difficult for independent observers to verify these reports of access to, to cry has been tightly controlled since the start of the conflict. when will media at the allowed to access to the 5 region. again, it is not asked looking, the absence is the situation. there was an active military operation that would have a negative lives. if you're not, it's just a sim time. there is not the telephone going. if the video has been cut, i mean destroyed by to develop a little, have been destroyed, airports are destroyed when working to rebuild without these facilities, individual or standard, go and access information. we have nothing to play and to hide as the genitals of people we produced. so years down, the line is tra